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I put a new fixture in the latest library.
Generic RGB Cyc 3 Channel - 3 Address
http://www.pathwayconnect.com/downloads/strandlibrary/

Reg is in Addr: 1, Green in Addr: 2, etc.

This will make it easier to patch to non-contiguous dimmers.

Hello Jim, The method you describe works very well, but I would be suspicious of the incoming SMPTE signal. When Palette starts missing cues, often the signal gain is too low, or even too high, being distorted. We always recommend running SMPTE to Palette through a re-shaper such as a Brainstorm. Pa...

Hello Matt,

The 500 and 600 series have been added to the latest library.
http://www.pathwayconnect.com/downloads/strandlibrary/

Please send a list of any other gels you find to be missing to:
fixtures@pathwayconnect.com

No problem Matt, this is a function of the fixture library.
I'll dig through and take a look. It may take a few weeks though.

If the cue list flashes to the wrong color, sometimes displaying another cue list, then back to the one that changed will help.

Hello Matt, If you you are using the Pixel mapper that we did, it is independant of your DMX output. It simply controls the fixtures within Palette. So if your fixtures are patched in Palette, you should be all set. Just be sure you have the Generic Pixel Mapper "fixture" in your show file, but unpa...

Pathway Connectivity has devices that can turn DMX into just about any control signal.

http://pathwayconnectivity.com/

The only way I can think of to do what you want is clever linking in the main cue list. Put in a point cue in the main cue list that has the macro to run the effect. But in the cue before the point cue, put in a link that links past the cue that has nothing but the effect macro in it. This way, when...

Why aren't you just using the master and slave cue lists feature?

With that many LEDs, you should use the Pixel Mapper app that Robert did. The only other way to select 2 specific colors is by changing your color space to Hue, then using a square wave on Hue, you can select the Hi and Low value, in turn, you end up with 2 specific colors, but only at the same satu...